Target is still trying to
recover from the impact of its breach, which has cost the company
more than $150 million so far, according to the
Journal.

"Customer traffic and sales
sank following the holiday data breach at Target, and the
retailer's chief information officer and CEO left in its wake,"
Shelly Banjo writes. "According to Stifel Nicolaus analyst David
Schick, a similarly sized breach could dent Home Depot's earnings
by seven cents a share in 2014, when the company has forecast
$4.52 a share."